... suspected of a leaning to Conservatism.' The Commission was, indeed, well known bv all who knew anything of the matter, to be a Whig Commission; and, although we are willing to believe that each member of it en- deavoured to be impartial, we think everybody ...

... potatoes.” It is above the ordinary harvest is being rapidly gathered. average. Mr John Lamb, the ker correspondent of the wthon Whig, in a letter to that journal, giving the result of his observations made during a month's tour through the northern counties ...

... firo. tie moreI advantageous, anid the more both islands will be bene- fitted by the same; and yet the miserable economy of a Whig Goverlnmiet refused the providing of a proper steamer for the peculiar necessities of the harbours of Portpatrick and l)onaghaldee ...

... of this country have to wait before obl ainiog uven the shadow of justice from Manch ster Liberals, or their masters, the Whigs ? The people should no longer look to men, but to mea- sures. Unfortunately the name of Cobden still ?? as a spell to many ...

... arn offer a guarantee that6h will not merge the interests of Galiway to and of Ireland in the mere placeman and the rotten Whig ? Let anc the men of flew floess, di Meath, adfd Gal way ana'Wer. It la htit ho just to Mr. Grattan to say that of all the ...

... Sovereign, the soi-in-law of the King of the ha Barricades. The state that was long regarded as tr. the plebeian offspring of whig diplomacy-as au ut intruder on the royal hearth of Europe-enters ag F into the circle of the Holy Alliance, and the re- proudest ...

... North %was impossible ulider ex- isting ?? thlat the rualoal' only ?? its origin in tihe l'tabrieateth report bulletined by the Whig'1i,. The inoral of the atait' is two-fold. Tile 1h/tie will learo tbttt tbe msore baste it employs in endleavourittg to come ...

... epidemic has already spread to Hexham, and, no doubt will extend itself shortly over a still wider circle. The ' Northern Whig' publishes a faithful copy of a lithographed circular issued from -Mountstewart, and signed ' Vane Londonderry,' from which ...

... committee, there might be 70 for free-trade, wh5, if r -caesnted by the old names of Sobig and tory, might consist of 4s. whigs (not ae maiority) and 25 tories, the 30 against free- 3rade beirsg 25 torles and 5 ahigs. [ shall, therefore, book AStioe-estlon ...

... to the root of the evil, by removing the motive to corrupt, was at their hands. He was of opinion that the aristocracy, both Whig and Tory, dreaded nothing so much as the ballot. They would rather give universal suffrage without the ballot, than the ballot ...

... fine, and the reports from the country show that no serious injury has been suffered from' the late'heavy rains. The NVorthern Whig of this day says :-4. This day has been dry, and most f~vourable. A continu- ance for a few weeks of similar weather would ...

... Liberal leaders for not having swallowed and assimilated John Bright. He would have afforded materials far more repugnant to the Whig stomach, I¥1d more difficult of digestion. Far more a man of class than Cobden, who is sui generis, Bright represents, better ...